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Simulation and Analysis of Multiphase Flow in a Novel Deepwater Closed-Cycle Riserless Drilling Method With a Subsea pump+gas Combined Lift

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Title
Simulation and Analysis of Multiphase Flow in a Novel Deepwater Closed-Cycle Riserless Drilling Method With a Subsea pump+gas Combined Lift
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Frontiers in Physics, June 2022
DOI 10.3389/fphy.2022.946516
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Jintang Wang, Jinsheng Sun, Wenwei Xie, Haowen Chen, Cai Wang, Yanjiang Yu, Rulei Qin

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